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This image shows Charlie Belcher, a baby wih curly hair, sitting on a chair while wearing a white dress. Charlie Belcher was likely the son of Charles Henry Belcher, an East Randolph (later Holbrook) shoemaker, and his wife Eliza. If this is the…

Eliza Belcher, a middle-aged woman wearing a black dress, sits next to a fabric-covered table. Eliza Belcher, born Eliza Johnson Thayer, was the wife of Charles Henry Belcher, an East Randolph (later Holbrook) shoemaker. She married Belcher in 1868.

Eliza Belcher, a middle-aged woman wearing a black dress with a gray skirt, sits holding a baby. Eliza Belcher, born Eliza Johnson Thayer, was the wife of Charles Henry Belcher, an East Randolph (later Holbrook) shoemaker. She married Belcher in…

Jonathan Belcher, a middle-aged man with a beard, is shown sitting and wearing a suit. This is likely not the Jonathan Belcher who built the Jonathan Belcher House in 1806, or even his son Jonathan II; it may be Jonathan White Belcher, insurance…

Mary Belcher, a middle-aged woman with her hair pulled back in a braided bun, poses in a chair wearing a black dress with buttons down the front. This was likely Mary French Belcher, wife of Charles H. Belcher's brother Ansel, an East Randolph…

Susan Belcher, a middle-aged woman with a bow or cap on her head, sits and poses for a photo while wearing a black dress with a white collar. This may have been Susan Dyer Belcher, wife of Jonathan Thayer Belcher, or may have been a different Susan.

Fannie Belcher, a young girl (likely around two years old), poses on a chair, wearing a white dress with dark piping. Fannie Belcher was the daughter of Charles Henry Belcher, an East Randolph (later Holbrook) shoemaker, and his wife Eliza. She lived…

Randolph resident Abner Paine, a middle-aged man and father of Lucy Paine, is shown standing, wearing a dark suit and a striped bow tie.

Randolph resident Lucy Paine, a young girl and daughter of Abner Paine, is shown sitting in a chair and wearing a plaid dress.

This postcard, produced by Kash's Photo Studio in Brockton, bears an image of a middle-aged couple. It's not known who this couple was, but it's likely they were from Randolph or the surrounding area; they may have been Maria and Erasmo Camelio.